– Defending Indianapolis 500 champion team owner Roger Penske has revealed that his "outside goal" is to claim 20 victories at the prestigious event before retiring from the sport.Penske's team has taken a record 16 wins at the Brickyard, the first earned by Mark Donohue in 1972 and the most recent achieved with Juan Pablo Montoya at last year's race.In an interview with the official IndyCar website, during which he discussed his future plans, Penske, who turned 79 on Wednesday, said: "I certainly don't have any plans to retire."As long as I have the funding and sponsorship, we're going to be running cars at the Indianapolis 500. My outside goal is 20 [Indy 500...
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